The Swiss luxury watchmaker unveils two new steel versions of its anniversary tourbillon.
The two pieces above offer variations in blue and silver, giving them a highly contemporary aspect. The first features a sun-brushed midnight blue dial in a fully-polished steel case mounted on a matte blue alligator strap.
Following the success of an initial limited anniversary edition in rose gold unveiled at Geneva’s Watches and Wonders show, Frederique Constant is now offering collectors two all-new variations of its Manufacture Tourbillon in a 39-millimetre steel case with a blue or silver-coloured dial. The contemporary look is a perfect complement to the classic design – and sits perfectly alongside the original rose gold version. Each of the two timepieces will be available in a limited edition of 350, with the visible tourbillon at 6 o’clock revealing all the Geneva-based firm’s watchmaking knowhow.
Not only is 2023 Frederique Constant’s 35th
anniversary, it’s also the fifteenth anniversary
of the brand’s first Manufacture tourbillon
movement, released in 2008 – and celebrating
two anniversaries calls for two creations.
After a first rose gold version (of which just 150
were made) presented at the Geneva Watches
and Wonders show which ran from 27 March
to 2 April, Frederique Constant is therefore
continuing its 35th anniversary celebrations
with two new editions of its Classic Tourbillon
Manufacture in steel, with 350 of each version
being made.
These two new variations are a further
embodiment of Frederique Constant’s original
recipe for success: providing Swiss Made
luxury watches at affordable prices. The steel
version of the Classic Tourbillon Manufacture
is one of the most attractive offerings on the
market right now when it comes to presenting
a watchmaking complication in a classic
design.
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